It is “NOT” a pyramid scheme because the product is the software (600€) that permits you to have the Robot (Automated Trading Software) that will trade in your account for you , thus making you automated profits from your investments in the trading .

Affiliates are selling a “Product” that will permit anybody to make automated profit in trading.

So your review is good apart from the last part about Straight pyramid Recruitment. We HAVE a product 🙂 .

you signup as a costumer, if you don’t recruit you will not get paid on the affiliate side , if you do want to recruit though , then you will be able to make extra income that way by taking part in the affiliate side of the business .

There is 2 way to make money in USI-Tech

1st: By buying the Product (software) , and using it to trade ( therefore bringing you automated profits)

2nd: By Recommending the software to other people, therefore taking part in the network marketing side of USI-Tech

Poor Tom seems a little deluded. If there were an automated trading system that consistently made money, then the creator of that software would just sit on a beach and let the money roll in. It wouldnt be shared.

As with Bernie Madoff. Why on earth would he need outside investors if he really returned 12% PA, he could just borrow at 5% and keep the 7. Why share the money.

I really get frustrated with the amount of scam/schemes there are out there. Oz you do a brilliant job of bringing them to notice. Thank you.

Forex,Binary robots are all the same,complete junk.You can not take a person with no knowledge of currency trading and expect to make a win consistently.

I’ve seen a lot of these promotions and checked a few of them out when I didn’t know any better and as you guess it lost my money, not a whole lot cause I’m smarter then that but experienced enough of these schemes to know when a script has been set with the same lame story of a miracle robot reading for you lol it’s laughable.

Reading other reviews as well as this one they consistent taxing for trades and trying to introduce more novice people to fork out €600 just to get there hands on some mystic robot then you’ll have to load that account with $250 dollars.

You lose your money then you have pesky phoney brokers ringing you none stop asking if you’d like to put in another $5k or more.

Yep seen it all, the mlm side of it doesn’t hold weight and will only be taken up by the get rich quick crowd…… Good luck Tom I see you’re passionate about it lol.

Ozedit: Take it up with the FTC/SEC. Nobody cares about your justifications for pyramid fraud.)

FTC:

Pyramid schemes now come in so many forms that they may be difficult to recognize immediately. However, they all share one overriding characteristic. They promise consumers or investors large profits based primarily on recruiting others to join their program, not based on profits from any real investment or real sale of goods to the public.
Some schemes may purport to sell a product, but they often simply use the product to hide their pyramid structure.

This dialogue proves you have no knowledge of trading, auto trading, how the market works and the product USI has to offer.

By these statements, you agree that USI has a legit product. However, you have a problem with their network marketing plan. Therefore, you have an issue with every single MLM & Network Marketing company in the entire world.

USI-Tech is a trading software company. Their product is trading software. You can buy their software, all by yourself, for the 600 Euros, fund the brokerage account and set it trading. If it makes money, great! That is their main program.

As of March 1 (I believe) they have also added Bitcoin Trading. In the Bitcoin Trading side of things, you can buy Bitcoin “Packs” that are traded out on the market on your behalf by USI-Tech and when it profits, they share the profits with you.

You can join USI-Tech, and buy the packs and do absolutely NOTHING else and earn 1% per day since they are doing the trading for you. You can do that until the end of time.

Now, if you *choose* to share with others, you will receive a percentage of their pack purchases. But that is completely optional. That is the MLM side of it. But you NEVER have to recruit ANYONE to get your return on the Bitcoin packs.

So is it a “Pay for recruitment” MLM? No, it isn’t. You earn a “bonus” if you do, but there is absolutely no requirement to.

I open an account at MT4 on my OWN with my verification and put the software on that account.

It starts trading and I get lifetime updates for the software and products. – that is MY benefit for buying the software. (There is a chance of losing money, if the software is trading wrong.=

2. I CAN if I want to, refer the software to others. As it is a DIGITAL product I get benefits for recommending it (just like digistore24, amazon affiliates). Therefore for telling other people to buy it, I get paid just like MLM works.

If nobody buys it, I still have the product which actually gives me a USE therefore no snowball/pyramid.

3. The BTC packages are paying up to 1% per weekday (4-5% per week). You invest 50$ into 1 package so you get 140 weekdays long up to 1%. YOUR investment of 50$ is INCLUDED into these percentages.

So you get your own investment back and 40% profits over 140 weekdays (140 divided by 5 multiplie by 7 is 196). So you get 40% profit for each 50$ after 196 days.

Do you know the cryptocurrency market that you can trade there 7 days each week?

USI is only paying out 5 days and keeping 2 days profits for them to pay the MLM part of it and for the company.

So you as a customer get 40% profits after a real 196 days.

And that my friends, is totally doable in the cryptocurrency market.

I am not customer at USI Tech but I dont like bashing companies for doing a good job. I also have no “proof” of their bitcoin trading and that is what we can mark negative here. But just the profits paid over that big time DO make sense.

USI-Tech isn’t registered with the DED in Dubai. The Dubai registration number on their website is fictitious!

DED is the Department of Economic Development in Dubai. A company must register with the DED to conduct business in Dubai. A company must fill out an application and then receives a registration number.

The DED website holds all the information of every company in Dubai and is free to search. USI-Tech doesn’t exist in there database. If USI-Tech is working now, it won’t for long, the company can take all the money they have received and disappear with no authority to answer to.

Look it up yourself at the DED link below. Input their registration number or company name. Not there!

The owners of USI-Tech were made aware that their registration number in Dubai is a fiction. They then responded that USI-Tech is actually registered in Ras al-Khaima. That is more BS. They explained Dubai is where their “corporate headquarters” is located.

USI-Tech’s “corporate headquarters” in Dubai would also need to be registered there to conduct business in that country. Plus, only a PO Box is listed for their address, no physical “corporate” address.

Look it up yourself at the Ras al-Khaimah government website links below.

Not a current Client. You don’t keep Mr. Kevin Thompson on retainer. You ask and pay for his advise, make any necessary changes…ask, and pay for his advise..make changes.. Do what ever you are comfortable with..

My goodness. I am a woman. As a published Author, speaker, retired therapist, I have done nothing to be ashamed of. Feel free to google me and get your facts straight..

I have been gullible thinking that Scott Chandler and Brent Robinson where good men. I was wrong, as where thousands of others. We are in the process of suing and will work toward returning everyone in our jetcoin teams, seed money back.

I continue to learn about USI-TECH. Meeting with the CEO soon… So far..I am just posting the facts . This will also be my last comment on this attack.

USI Tech is obviously a scam, and will obviously collapse sooner or later.. but in the mean time, why has nobody closed this site down, and saved all the foolish people who are about to lose their life savings..??

Elta Rahim, If you had done any serious due diligence, you wouldn’t have had to talk to anyone about Jetcoin to know it was a Ponzi. Every admin and people behind their Ponzi’s are liars. EVERYONE.

All you had to do was Google the names of the major promoters of Jetcoin to see all their prior Ponzi’s they promoted for you to realize they had no clue what they were talking about, and have zero knowledge of what is real and what is not real.

It makes no difference what your credentials are, you promoted a Ponzi, and yes by doing so you were doing something wrong despite your claims.

I do want to applaud you for going after the people and Jetcoin with the aim of paying back their initial money invested. I wish you all the best in that endeavor.

What you have to understand is that there wouldn’t have been thousands that lost their money in Jetcoin had any of those thousands of people did real due diligence, as well as listened to those of us who know what a Ponzi is when we were warning everyone not to join.

But then all of you bought the lie that we were just “Haters” mantra trotted out in every Ponzi.

My hope is that before you get any deeper in this Ponzi, that you do some real due diligence and get out before you have to repeat your experience with Jetcoin.

If you don’t, you will regret it. Whether or not you want to admit it, you are the perfect target for Ponzi’s to prey on, and they are really, really, really good at what they do, and smarter than you. And you are gullible for believing anything they have to say.

A friend of mine keeps asking many leaders and promoters about how they can sustain 1% plus the matrix commissions. She just keeps being told all will be made clearer in 2-3 weeks. CEO’s are going to be giving a lot of transparency.

Yes..proof is important. I do have daily package reports…don’t want to share anything that would be considered enticement..
12 0.28553 BTC 16 0.04176 BTC 14.63 happy to email.if this helps..Many leaders suggest a 40/60 split..80/20

Oz, you are such a tool. You think that mlm is the same as a pyramid scheme? A pyramid scheme is by definition a scam. It’s the same as a ponzi. But mlm simply means multi level marketing. Herbalife does multi level marketing too and you don’t see them being rolled up by the sec.

All ponzis/pyramids are mlm, but not all mlm is a ponzi/pyramid.

Usi is the only one out there that actually has a working product. Their forex software makes money on auto pilot. This makes it credible that they’re actually doing bitcoin trading behind the curtains.

And to those who think usi isn’t even an actual company… they have given out their business registration a long time ago. Here’s a copy for ya:

Harry Smiles: After doing some research, I found that ponzis and pyramids are two different things.
You didn’t call me out on that.

That wasn’t your mistake. Your mistake was asserting that “ponzi/pyramids are mlm”. I merely called out ONE reason on WHY that statement is incorrect. You manage to find out a different reason for yourself.

In fact, you missed the most IMPORTANT mistake… MLM can be legal. Ponzi and pyramid schemes are scams and already illegal.

Furthermore, you just admitted you did not know what you’re talking about, by admitting you did not even know ponzi and pyramid schemes are separate schemes when you first spoke up.

You still don’t, and you can’t even argue coherently due to lack of information. At least you admit your mistakes, but you immediately try to pin it on me, even though it wasn’t my job to point out ALL of your mistakes.

I’m just curious how is the company is making money from recruits when signing up is free and you must have bitcoin to get involved? You’re not actually paying the company cash, you get in with bitcoin from my understanding.

I do…it is the usual 80/20 rule.. A few people doing a lot most doing a little..Folks building a team..they purchase the Forex…80%, at this time do not..JUST based on my little team.. USI-TECH is wanting to educate folks about diversifying their money..

We are launching in the US on Aug 26th…Again.. Meeting with the CEO on Tue in Las Vegas…any questions?

P.S. I have been trading the stock market for 5 years. The platform is 4K a year..and 125 per month. Pretty happy spending a one time 700USD..Blessings and Bitcoins.

We are quite comfortable that Kevin, (and attorney in the UK) will do what ever is necessary to be complaint..

You’re obviously having reading comprehension problems, since Oz already explained in the review that USI is not MLM.

If you want to debate his reasons, then do so, instead of trying to debate fundamental definitions.”

No. I commented specifically to point out to Oz was fucking up his definitions. And USI is most definitely MLM. It’s even being reviewed on a website called ‘behindmlm’. The post is categorized in ‘mlm reviews’. So yeah… definitions.

@Oz

Know any affiliates who didn’t spend 600 EUR?

Pseudo-compliance BS.

Yeah, me. And only 1 of my ~80 signups did.

But whether or not these cock suckers are the real deal, wholly depends on whether they are actually trading bitcoin like they fucking say they are. But how would they prove it? Everything can be faked this day and age.

All the scam cryers are using incorrect information. All the defenders are instantly personally insulting people and not producting arguments or additional info.

Especially that little prick zach currin, who likes to flurry all over the web like a social butterfly, and call people names when they call out his precious opportunity for a scam.

So everybody sucks in one way or the other. Especially usi themselves. Instead of posting all the info you’d need on their website, they let people piece it all together from youtube videos posted by guys high up in the line. Support fucking sucks. The big boys who run the supportive facebook groups will silence you when you ask critical questions.

MLM is a marketing strategy in which the sales force is compensated not only for sales they personally generate, but also for the sales of others they recruit, creating a downline of distributors and a hierarchy of multiple levels of compensation. Sep 27, 2012

Not that I give a fuck about your definitions or your opinion of me. Do you think this is the real me you’re talking to?

Might as well be nice, because you and I both just want to be happy with our lives, now don’t we?

So reading through all this, which has been interesting to say the least.

I think the part that needs to be highlighted is the difference between return on capital and interest.

A couple of posts say 5% is achievable. And if you do the math they are saying you make 5.7% a month (40% over 6 months)

Donate these claims really that bold? Absolutely not.

The product is the BTC package, and I am guessing the runtime of the package is to allow to time to recover the amount of commisions paid on referral and to also achieve the numbers they claim to the paying customers.

A couple of posts say 5% is achievable. And if you do the math they are saying you make 5.7% a month (40% over 6 months)

Donate these claims really that bold? Absolutely not.

Returns of 94% per annum aren’t “too bold”. When the US base interest rate is 1% per annum and a realistic return on stockmarket investments would be considered around 4% per annum over inflation. Of course they’re not.

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